Coin Collectors

Here’s a consolidated thread for all the collectors out there.
If you're struggling to ID a specific coin, bill, or bond, post it here.
Show off your most valuable piece.
Share the one that actually means something to you.
List the reference books in your collection.
Give us an idea of the scale of your stash.
If you're looking to trade or gift anything, go ahead.🙂

Regards. 😁

I’m looking to connect with someone who has cash—literally any denominations will do—and in exchange, I’m willing to part with just about anything else. I’ve got a collection of vintage equipment, like those old-school instant photo printers, sandwich makers, and all sorts of random gadgets. I also have a stash of incomplete Panini sticker albums and other 90s nostalgia pieces. Beyond that, I can offer some philately items and various coins...

Thomas Ruiz3 said:I'm looking for someone who has any kind of banknotes. In exchange, I'm offering all sorts of vintage gear—old photo booth machines, Panini sticker dispensers, empty albums, and other 90s nostalgia. I also have stamps and some specific coins available...

Got any bills or coins you want to trade?

I've got a mountain of duplicate coins myself.

Hey, I've got about 30 random coins in various conditions, plus 11 Belarusian ruble bills. Selling the whole lot for $17.

I was wondering if anyone here might know if this banknote actually holds any value... hey everyone!
It's an 1862 American dollar—specifically from Richmond... just a standard paper note
I'd love to upload a photo so you all could see it properly, but for some reason, I just can't get it to work... cheers...

Aaron Moore56 said:wondering if this bill is actually worth anything... cheers
An 1862 US dollar note from Richmond... paper currency
I'd upload a photo but I can't get it to work.. cheers

Shoot me a DM 🙂

So, I’ve ended up with a $1667 banknote that is absolutely riddled with errors. If there’s a serious numismatist in the house who actually knows their stuff, could you give me an idea of what this might be worth? The date is printed as 1043 instead of 1943, and both "Vice President" and "President" are misspelled. Thanks.

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steelharbor59 said:I have an error note from the WWII era. $1667 If anyone who actually knows anything about coin and paper money collecting could tell me what this is worth. The date says 1043 instead of 1943. Also, "Vice President" and "President" are misspelled. Thanks.

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Regarding the year, that specific mistake appears on all bills $1667 printed on that date (July 15, '43).

As for the titles, those were just standard American English usage at the time.

The bill looks to be in great shape, so it should be worth roughly $12.

Hey everyone, this might be a bit off-topic, but I wasn't really sure where else to go with this...
I'm looking to sell some old Yugoslavian dinar—specifically paper bills:
(a 500 dinar note from 1981, a 100 dinar note from 1986, and a 50 dinar note from 1968)
along with some coins (100 and 50 dinar pieces from 1988, plus a 10 dinar coin from 1980)

Does anyone know where I could list these, and what they might actually be worth?
Should I just head down to the Federal Reserve?
Thanks in advance for any help...

wiredmarlin29 said:Hey, this might be off-topic, but I'm not sure where else to ask...
I'm looking to sell some old Yugoslavian dinars—paper bills:
(500 dinar from 1981, 100 dinar from 1986, 50 dinar from 1968)
and coins (100 dinar and 50 dinar from 1988, plus a 10 dinar from 1980)

Where can I list these, and what are they actually worth?
Should I try going to the Federal Reserve?
Thanks in advance...

That's nothing. You aren't going to get much for them.$6.75....

Greetings, fellow collectors!
If anyone here has any insight on this, I’d really appreciate the help!
I stumbled upon a 1920 twenty-five cent piece that just doesn't seem to line up with what I'm seeing in the standard catalogs. The color and weight are totally off compared to the usual specs; mine has this distinct copper hue and weighs in at 5.4 grams, whereas the catalogs suggest they should be a nickel-bronze mix and weigh closer to 5.7g!

Excuse me, does anyone happen to know the market value for a 1971 Italian Lira note that features a printing error where the reverse side was printed upside down? To be specific, there's a 90-degree rotation between the obverse and the reverse. Thanks for any insight.

So, I’ve actually got this silver medallion from back in 1980 featuring Truman’s signature—it’s in pristine condition, honestly looks brand new—and I was just wondering if anyone knows if there's any real value to it?

Hey everyone!

I need a bit of help here: my mom was leaving her old job recently and they gave her this silver coin featuring John Paul II as a parting gift. It has a face value of $33, and it was issued by the Federal Reserve to commemorate his visit to the States. My mom is wondering what that silver coin is actually worth today. Just to clarify—it’s still in its original packaging and she even has the little booklet that came with it... I don't know much about this stuff, so if you guys need any more details to give me an estimate, just let me know...

Thanks in advance! 🙂)